Land brokerage when land was hot in the late 70 to mid 80s2. syndication of investment properties in San Fran when that was hot In the 80s3.

I believe in one of the other threads I also pointed out that real property sales can be seen as a security such as some of the condo development and conversion sales that took place in the mid 2000's.  

It's built in 1980 with 4b/3b and 2-car garage. 5-7yr old roof, other big items in mid-lifetime. 2200 sq ft with 0.6 acre lot. 

I've been a member for nearly a year now, and in that time I've been absorbing all I can, saving money, and generally lurking in the BP shadows haha.I'm in my mid 20's, recently graduated and working in my chosen profession as a Mechanical Engineer.

As you get into Kaysville and Layton, there are more reasonable (mid-level) homes, and then further north you'll find much cheaper housing prospects in Clinton, Clearfield, and Syracuse.

I'm mostly interested in the business, legal, and tax side of real estate investing, but of course I'm just curious about most things here.In any case, I'll be active in the upstate new york area and central pennsylvania, as I'll be living in State College starting mid august.Thanks, and I'm looking forward to it.

The home was built in the mid-60s and located about 20 miles north of downtown Philadelphia. 

Mid Term: Do 10+ deals using my focused strategy (e.g. buy and hold single- multi-family homes, flip single-family homes, wholesale, etc.) over the next 1-5 years and generate cash flow. 

I have no experience with real estate other than the maintenance and repair aspect.  I am looking to ensure my family's future and I thought that this could possibly be the way to do so.  I'm always eager to learn som...

Maybe reinvest in blue collar markets in the mid-west and get a larger cash flow?